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Cricket may not be for long. The reports that Sprint-owned Virgin Mobile will also be carrying Apple's handset later this year. The only thing that worries me is that this may mean my mom finally gets an iPhone.
(9to5Mac)
According to its ever popular "sources," 9to5Mac reports that Apple will update most (but not all) of the Mac lineup, as well as accessories, at WWDC. You know what this means: argyle iPod Socks.
(Bloomberg)
Scoot, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, is loaning business-class travelers free iPads and ripping out its in-flight entertainment systems. Those weight savings translate to better fuel efficiency, which in turn allows for cheaper tickets. The company plans to advertise the change in a commercial featuring Samuel L. Jackson exclaiming "I have had it with these *^%#@^! TVs on this !@#$%^& plane!"
(Apple)
Apple's published an in-depth document detailing the security architecture of iOS. Even more amazingly, it's not just 20 pages of blackouts and "REDACTED."
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After five years, it seems that Google and Apple may finally part ways on Maps for iOS. The reports that the two companies' battles have expanded to include mapping information, though spokespeople for the firms would only describe the conflict as "taking alternate routes."
(9to5Mac)
Skynet warns self-awareness "very, very quickly" slipping away from Woz.